It also has related titles, and a free example list; the source for this is the national Archives . After putting in project blue book into the search engine, i saw a long list of references here & here .Both project blue book and “project blue book” were put in to the search engine-obviously more search terms will be done at a later date.

Anyway, to cut a long story short, here are some fascinating links to references we can see (there is probably more- i’ll look into it). This includes examples/story entries from footnote members themselves.

General information about Project blue book can be seen at the national archives here .

Another cool feature of footnote.com, is that if you join as a free member (there is a paid membership if you like), you can keep documents on your gallery- in your member page, download it straight to your computer, cross reference with other documents, all on one page, or alert people to things you have found out yourself.

I am currently doing research on alleged sighting reports from the Philippines for a book project, and hope to find some information in this site which, I believe, is under PUBLIC DOMAIN and are not necessarily copyrighted.